Bitcasino.io has two confirmed sister sites: Livecasino.io and Sportsbet.io. All three are owned and run by Moon Technologies B.V., part of the Yolo Group, under one shared Curaçao gaming licence.
Bitcasino and Livecasino.io are legally the same company
This is not a guess. Both Bitcasino.io and Livecasino.io carry the exact same operator paragraph in their site footers, word for word. Both say they are “owned and operated by Moon Technologies B.V, registration number 152185,” at the same Curaçao address, under the same gaming licence number, using the same payment agent. That is as close to proof as you can get without ringing up the company yourself. Two brands, one licence, one company number, one operator.
A second regulator ties all three domains to one licence
The Curaçao paperwork only covers Bitcasino and Livecasino.io directly, but there is a second, independent confirmation that brings Sportsbet.io into the same picture. The Anjouan Gaming Authority runs a public licence register you can search by domain. Searching it turns up a company called EZ Spins Ltd, holding a b2c gaming licence (number ALSI-202509076-FI2, issued 30 September 2025, valid to 29 September 2026) that lists three domains and three only: bitcasino.io, livecasino.io, and sportsbet.io. So on top of the Curaçao link between Bitcasino and Livecasino.io, a completely separate regulator’s own register names the same three sites on one licence. That is a strong, independent second source, not a repeated rumour.
Livecasino.io plays like Bitcasino’s live-dealer twin
Livecasino.io is the biggest of the two sister sites once you set Sportsbet.io aside. It runs roughly 250 live dealer tables, built around live baccarat, blackjack, and roulette, plus live game shows. It also carries around 2,500 slot titles from more than 20 studios, and its own crash and instant-win games sit alongside the live tables. Players fund accounts with seven coins: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Tether, Ripple, Cardano, and Tron. Unlike Bitcasino, Livecasino.io does not let you try its live dealer games for free first; there is no demo mode on those tables, only real-money play. Support runs by live chat and email, 24 hours a day. The site’s own footer confirms it sits under the same Curaçao licence as Bitcasino, run by the same company, Moon Technologies B.V.
Which studios show up on Livecasino.io
The live dealer tables on Livecasino.io run mainly on the Sexy studio, the same live dealer supplier that appears on Bitcasino, plus slot titles from Just Slots, GameArt, Games Global, and other suppliers. That overlap in suppliers is worth a word of caution: sharing a games studio is common across dozens of unrelated crypto casinos that all buy from the same handful of vendors, so it is not proof of a sister site on its own. What ties Livecasino.io to Bitcasino is the matching operator paragraph in the footer, not the games on the lobby page.
Sportsbet.io swaps the casino floor for a sportsbook
Sportsbet.io is the sports betting sister, not another casino. It covers football, basketball, tennis, baseball, esports, American football, cricket, horse racing, boxing, ice hockey, and Formula 1, and it also carries a casino section with slots and live dealer tables for players who want both in one account. Payments run on Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, Litecoin, and Ripple, with fiat options alongside crypto. Sportsbet.io has a long sponsorship history in football, going back to shirt and stadium deals with English and Brazilian clubs since 2016. Trying to load the site from a UK connection returns a plain block page saying the site’s products are not available from that location, which lines up with the UK being one of Bitcasino’s own restricted countries too.
Stake.com is not part of this group, whatever comparison sites say
One claim gets repeated so often in crypto casino write-ups that it starts to sound like fact: that Stake.com is a Bitcasino sister site. It is not. Stake.com is run by a completely separate operator, with its own ownership and its own licensing, unconnected to Moon Technologies B.V. or the Yolo Group. The two brands do share a broad category, crypto-first online casinos, and probably some of the same game suppliers, but sharing a game supplier or a type of player is not the same as sharing a company. If you see Bitcasino and Stake.com listed together as sister sites anywhere, that claim does not hold up.
Moon Technologies B.V. sits inside a much bigger group
Moon Technologies B.V. is only one operating company inside Yolo Group, which started life in 2014 as Coingaming Group before renaming itself in 2021. Bitcasino was its first brand and the one that built its name as an early Bitcoin-led casino. Sportsbet.io followed in 2016 as the group’s standalone sportsbook. On its own corporate material, Yolo Group says it has “brought to life over 30 brands” in total, spanning gaming, sport, and other ventures, but its own public pages name only Bitcasino and Sportsbet.io directly. Not every one of those 30-plus brands is a Bitcasino sister in the way this guide uses the word. What this guide names as confirmed sisters, Livecasino.io and Sportsbet.io, are the ones that share Bitcasino’s actual operating company or that a regulator’s own register ties to the same licence by domain. A shared parent group on its own is not enough to call two sites sisters; a shared operating company or a shared licence is.
What the licence paperwork says about Bitcasino itself
Bitcasino’s own help centre names Moon Technologies B.V. as the licence holder, company registration number 152185, registered at Schout Bij Nacht Doormanweg 40, Curaçao. The licence number given is OGL/2023/111/0069, issued 1 July 2024 and extended under LOK. The Curaçao Gaming Authority’s own published licence registry lists the same company name and the same registration number, confirming the operator is real and holds a genuine licence, though that registry’s own listing currently shows the licence status as under renewal assessment rather than simply active, which is worth knowing rather than glossing over.
All three advertise near-instant crypto payouts
Bitcasino markets itself around “industry-leading transaction speeds,” and the same language turns up in one form or another on Livecasino.io and Sportsbet.io. In practice, a crypto withdrawal still depends on the coin’s own network and on whether your account has already passed identity checks, so treat “instant” as a marketing line rather than a guaranteed number of minutes. Once an account is verified, moving funds off any of the three sites should not need extra paperwork each time, since the underlying payment processing sits with the same payment agent, mProcessing Solutions Ltd, across both Bitcasino and Livecasino.io.
The same account rules follow you across all three sites
All three sites ask for identity checks before you can keep playing. There is no fixed deposit amount that triggers it; instead, Bitcasino’s own policy says a pop-up or email will ask for a single government-issued photo ID, such as a passport, driving licence, or national ID card, with both sides required for cards. Bitcasino itself is the widest of the three, with more than 5,000 games in total and 13 supported coins, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, Litecoin, Ripple, Cardano, Dogecoin, and several others. Bitcasino also blocks a long list of countries outright, among them the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, and most of Western Europe, including France, Germany, Spain, Belgium, and the Netherlands. Also on the list are Austria, Malta, Czech Republic, Estonia, Israel, South Africa, Brazil, Kenya, and a run of countries already under sanctions, such as Iran, Syria, Russia, and North Korea. Oddly, Curaçao itself is on that list too, since local law there stops the licence holder from serving its own residents. Deposit and withdrawal limits are set per coin and per payment method rather than as one flat figure across the group, so check the live limits on whichever site you actually plan to use.
Picking between Bitcasino, Livecasino.io, and Sportsbet.io
- Bitcasino.io suits players who want the widest game library in one place: slots, live tables, crash games, and a fun/demo mode on top.
- Livecasino.io suits players who mainly want live dealer tables and are happy to skip the demo mode and jump straight into real-money play.
- Sportsbet.io suits players whose main interest is sports betting, with a casino section attached as a secondary option rather than the main draw.
Each site runs its own account and its own sign-up process, so opening one does not automatically open the others. What you are getting with any of the three, though, is the same operator behind the screen: a Curaçao-licensed company, Moon Technologies B.V., with a second licence covering all three domains on Anjouan’s own public register, and a shared set of rules on identity checks and payments underneath three different front ends.